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 Camp Okavango 

A hidden Delta oasis

Providing year-round access to the Okavango Delta, hear hippos graze beneath your suite at Camp Okavango.

Desert & Delta’s Camp Okavango is perfectly situated deep in the heart of the Delta, with access to the enticing waterways that characterise this unique corner of the world. All safari activities are either on foot or by boat. The year-round water-based safari experiences include boating safaris to explore the delta’s deep channels and lagoons, whilst a guided mokoro (traditional dug-out canoe) is a gentler way to glide through the floodplains. Guided walks of the surrounding islands will bring you closer to the delta’s flora and fauna. Fishing for bream is a seasonal activity with equipment provided by the camp. For an aerial perspective of the waterways, scenic helicopter flights can also be arranged. Supremely comfortable and impeccably modern with earthy, natural tones, this beautiful camp is all about space and elevation. Offering pretty walkways and intimate rooms amid the canopy's vegetation, you're assured of the best views as well as some superb bird and wildlife spotting opportunities. The central areas of the lodge include two cosy lounges, a library and three decks, one of which has the rim-flow pool.

Why we love Camp Okavango

  • Wildlife activities are conducted by professional guides who'll take you through the network of tranquil waterways by motorboat or traditional mokoro canoe

  • There’s a hide at the end of a wooden pier, perfect for birdwatching or spotting passing elephants and other game

  • Between safari activities you can relax by the pool, unwind in the library or look for wildlife from your private deck

  • Guests staying more than three nights, have the opportunity to sleep out under the stars

4 stars
Okavango Delta
Camp Okavango is located on Nxaragha Island in the Okavango Delta
Access is by a 25-minute flight from Maun Airport
Romance, We recommend, Safari, Sustainability

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Continental breakfast is served on the deck every morning with cereal, toast, muffins, cheese and cold meats. After a morning activity, there is a hot brunch and high tea is served around 3pm. For dinner, everyone eats together on one big table while sharing stories from the day, tucking into a three-course meal with different menu options.

What's Included

• All meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) • Laundry • Local Beverages • Park Fee • Selected Activities • Tourism / Government Levy

Guided walking safaris on nearby islands, motorboat cruises and mokoro (canoe) trips take visitors to explore the Delta and there are optional, open-door helicopter rides for those wanting to see this extraordinary landscape from a different perspective. Stay 3 nights or more to receive a complimentary Sleep-Out-Deck experience (01 April - 31 October).

The lodge puts a big focus on sustainability. It’s fully solar-powered and waste water is used for the gardens. All of the staff are from Botswana, and through Desert & Delta Safaris’ CARES program, a number of community initiatives and wildlife projects are also supported.

Children over the age of 6 are welcome at Camp Okavango and the spacious Family Suite has two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Flying times to the lodge may vary dependent on the number of stops en route.

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